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Show Enterprise Review, March 24, 1976 Page 12b PROFITABLE ADVERTISING is our business. You ought to make it yours. Fred Hinckley Advertising Production Services 41 1 Continental Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Telephone 364-211- 2 . Anaconda Tunnel D efines Priorities Chairman on Schedule Progresses continued from page lib income families but rather to The Anaconda tunnel exhaust shaft on the Bingham is progressing on schedule, said Jack Anderson, project manager. We are currently sinking two shafts and preparing a third one, he added. The tunnel extends through the mountain from Pine Canyon to the Bingham pit in the Bingham Mining District. He said about 150 Anaconda workers have been expanding the existing tunnel during the last year and a half. They have installed an side of the tunnel and service shaft, in the Pine Canyon side. Presently they are preparing to install a fresh air shaft underground from the tunnel into the mining area. The shafts are approximately 4,000 feet deep. Anderson said that over the next four years the mining area will be developed. He said the company expects to mine copper. vide Government help for middle and upper income families while neglecting the poor, and yet that is largely what has been taking place in housing during the last four years. This situation has grown out of the moratorium on low and moderate income housing programs in early 1973 and the introduction in 1974 and 1975 of new programs designed not to house lower stimulate housing construction. Hunter said private financial institutions have not done as much as they should have to finance housing for middle income families living in the cities. He said FNMA has sponsored discussions of this subject in 1973 and 1975. We have developed a number of innovative concepts of livable housing through better utilization of space, Hunter said. We also sought to learn what people really think about living in the cities. Our research has confirmed that there is a growing appreciation of the values of living in the cities as compared to living in the suburbs, particularly in the light of the energy crisis and the attendant in increase gasoline. Car Dealer Credits Computer for Volume continued from page 7b makes 25,000 service sales a month. Aids Backshop In addition to following the movement of parts and customers, the computer helps stimulate productivity in the. backshop, Miller claims. Due' to a unique accounting system with the help of the computer, Miller is able to determine which mechanics are more productive then average. They are paid a basic wage for Everybody's got the deep plush carpets, the wood paneling and the chandeliers. normal speed. But when they get better and faster at their jobs, they receive a bonus. Although computers may help people work at their capacity, they cannot help people use the computer at its capacity. Versatility of computers are limited by the versatility of the people developing their programs. Platt estimates most computer customers use their machines at about 60 percent of their capability, even though the users may think theyre using them at 80 percent capacity. It is very hard to determine the capacity of a computer, Platt adds. , you service. Fast, personal, and at the most reasonable rates. We give Working with us is a pleasant experience. Were experts in dealing with people as well as in making First Mortgage Loans, FHA, VA and Conventional. You and your buyers will enjoy dealing with us. We put the real in Realtor. We validate your parking. And we also have the deep plush carpets, the wood paneling and the chandeliers. Come in. Lets ge't acquainted. - Work of 15 People Lombard Mortgage and Thrift Suite 500 Continental Bank Building First Mortgage Loans FHA, VA and Conventional Sal( Lake City,Utah 84101 Telephone tasks at the performing tt (801)532-742- 4 MUM MOUSING LENDER Miller claims he is using his computer at its capacity and, in fact, would like a larger computer so he could get more work out of it. I want a computer that will do everything this one does, and do the invoicing, too, he says. Miller says he pays about $800 a month for the computer he now uses, adding it does the work of about 15 people. Although his sales volume has doubled in the last four years, his accounting staff has increased by only one person. Our computer is limited by only our imaginations, Miller concludes. . |
